Preparation and recognition of surface molecularly imprinted core–shell microbeads for protein in aqueous solutions

The rational development of molecularly imprinted polymer-based sensors for protein detection

“…204,205 Other particle-based approaches include the deposition of thin shell layers over core particles, which ensure that the imprint sites (which resemble bulk imprints) remain within close proximity to the surface. 155,166 Particle-based approaches to protein imprinting have been reviewed by Tan and Tong.…”

Molecularly imprinted polypyrrole films: Some key parameters for electrochemical picomolar detection of dopamine

“…Indeed, designing MIPs is a smart and cost effective approach to address the massive demand for the detection and quantification of (macro)molecules of interest in biology [23][24][25][26][27], environment [28], food science and technology [29][30][31], pharmaceuticals [32] and controlled drug release [33], for toxins analysis [34,35] and pesticides [36,37], to name but a few.…”

Protein imprinting and recognition via forming nanofilms on microbeads surfaces in aqueous media

“…In our previous works [27,28], a surface molecularly imprinting technique has been used for proteins (Lysozyme and bovine hemoglobin). In this paper, similar technique was applied to papain molecular imprinting for the first time.…”